• Resolved Type Historian

    (@type-historian)


    Thank you so much for this (nearly) perfect plug-in! I was using another one that conflicted with the slider I chose.

    Easy Footnotes is truly EASY for code-clueless dummies like me, it works with the slider, and the citation list is spaced nice ‘n’ tight. So far, this site is in the construction stage, so I’ve added a demo to the menu of Plug-In Demos.

    I hope everyone with “scholarly” sites will check it out:
    https://bazaar.typeheritage.com/easy-footnotes/

    Two tiny suggestions…

    1) It would be a plus to title the list at the bottom–for a WP 3x site, I used one that allowed the admin to name it.
    2) The hover text is larger than the body text, and I don’t know how to change it.

    Thanks again for a beautiful solution to a perplexing problem, Anna

    https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/easy-footnotes/

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  • Plugin Author Jason Yingling

    (@yingling017)

    Thanks for the kind words. I know we worked through this on your review thread, but I just wanted to repost the fix here for anyone that may stumble upon it in the future.

    Thanks for the great feedback! Glad you’re liking the plugin. I’m planning to implement a settings page to give control over some basic options so adding a title to the list of notes at the bottom of the posts would fit in there nicely. I don’t have a schedule for it at this time. Just need to get some free time to work on the plugin.

    As for the font size, if you’re familiar with CSS you should be able to add a rule for .qtip-content to your css sheet that sets the font-size. So you’d have something like:

    .qtip-content { font-size: 12px; }

    or whatever you want the font-size to be. If that doesn’t seem to be overwriting the font-size you may need to increase the specificity of the rule by making the rule

    .qtip .qtip-content { font-size: 12px; }

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